It's a really good ikea meatballs are the best at this ikea ikea the wonderful everyday :)read more

UK's Ikea looks neater and stocked well. We came here to get stuff for my friend's daughter who…read moreattends the Uni of EDI... yup they tend to abbreviate everything in Scotland. I was impressed though ordinarily I would not shop here...okay for young college students, inexpensive household gadgets & stuff...

Great cinema but a character said the f word in a u rated movie and everything else was very goodread more

You have the option of having the standard seats priced around £6 or you can upgrade to the premier…read moreseats priced around £10. £10 seems quite a lot for cinema tickets but with these tickets you get money towards drinks or food and the seats are much larger. The food here is quite expensive. You can order tickets online and with premier seats you can pick where you want to sit online.

Perfect experience. One words: SAMPLES! We tried so many amazing things - the sushi was my…read morefavorite. Big store with lots of good prices.

I love Costco and love checking out what all the different locations have in stock. For me, that…read moretypically means other states in the U.S. But this was my first time shopping in a Costco located outside of the U.S.! When we first got there, since we have an American membership all we needed to do was present our membership card and the gentleman at the door wrote our information down on a clipboard. This location seems like any other until you take a closer look at the products - many of which are quintessentially British or Scottish: Victoria Sandwich Cake, Haggis Pakora, Clotted Cream, Nando's Peri Peri Sauce, local beer and candy, and much more! I loved everything about it! And while the food court looks very similar to those in the U.S. (a hot dog and soda for £1.50, slices of pizza, etc.), they have a few different items, too (jacket potatoes, cottage pie, gelato). We were able to get a bunch of things to set up our son in his flat and that was the main purpose for our visit. Also- we found the staff very friendly and welcoming!

We took our daughter in law to this amazing place as she was searching for knitting wool. She found…read moreexactly what she wanted but more than that, she felt welcomed and the service was second to none. Pity we live so far away but there is online shopping and the phone.

Great Nike outlet store with reasonable factory prices and great clearance sales too. The store…read morelooks great and is fun to browse, and I found a great workout too marked down to £5.50!

visited the restaurant for breakfast on Monday 18th December at 10.30 am where the staff said , to…read moretheir surprise ,they weren't busy. Two cooked breakfasts were ordered ; one being vegetarian with Quorn sausages which were dry and so hard couldn't be cut through with a knife and fork and the scrambled egg was over cooked and dry , the on,y edible part were the beans and a large mushroom. The meat bacon and sausage and scrambled egg were all said to be over cooked as was the potato scone. we were very disappointed and won't repeat the experience.

I always planned to go there and finally I made it last Saturday afternoon. The car park was pretty…read morefull and not much space to maneuver around. This place is massive and you can get all sorts of items, besides the obvious plant collection. They already prepare for Christmas and artificial Christmas tree choices are ready to be carried out. There are several sections for the young and older generation amongst us. Personally I liked the kitchen appliance selection , the restaurant (self service) and the gift choices. Its the ideal place to go xmas shopping. In the back there are more shops, like Lakeland. Its a shopping center within a shopping centre :-). You might ask why only 2 stars? The reason being that the animal section, I felt, was a bit neglected. I saw a hamster in a cage with a tumor on his back side, lying in his excrements. It made my heart bleed and I should have said something. Sadly I could not find anybody to complain to. Would I go back? Considering that this place is not the cheapest and how they keep animals caged up, I have my doubts I'm eager to go back.

Absolutely phenomenal ice cream. There are so many flavours to choose from. It's always been busy…read morewhen I've been in, but don't mind the wait at all. Gives me time to choose what flavour I'm going to get. The staff are incredibly friendly. It is such a friendly atmosphere. I love it here

The ginger ice cream I had was entirely wonderful. Came highly recommended and I was not…read moredisappointed. Definitely worth the queue. I think the shop, and the town itself, could benefit from some strategically placed benches for people to sit on in the fleeting sunshine and enjoy their ice cream.

One of the hidden attractions just outside Edinburgh is the labour of love run by Liberty and…read moreHamish Martin called The Secret Herb Garden. This idyllic venture lies 6 miles south of the city centre and allows the owners to share their enjoyment of herbs along with home produced food and drink, vintage furniture and candles made from the wax produced by the on-site apiary. Entry to the garden is free of charge, however, it is difficult not to spend money with a huge array of herbs for sale - I never realised how many types of mint existed until they were lined up, each with their own particular fragrance or taste. You'll also find it hard to resist spending some time in the cafe with a selection of cakes and scones as well as a very enjoyable lunch dish of Sweet Corn Quiche and Hand Picked Flower Salad. When you have finished lunch head beyond the glass-house and take a look at the apiary where you can see inside a working bee-hive; the medicinal garden and some innovative plant pots, including a Volkswagen Beetle that has herbs growing from its boot and bonnet. If you are looking for something a little different in easy travelling distance from Scotland's capital city then The Secret Herb Garden is a great choice.

The Secret Herb Garden is exactly what the name suggests; a hidden wonderland of herby goodness. If…read moreyou're a foodie looking for that special all-natural flavour or looking for a particular medicinal herb, then I've no doubt that SHG is just what you're after. I liked that all the herb labels shared a suggested use or some properties of the plant. For example, certain plants would make for a nourishing bath soak, and others, just perfect for an edible cake decoration. Secret Herb Garden, I do appreciate your passion for plant power! We were welcomed by a HUGE pregnant pig bathing in the hot spring sun. Aside from wanting to be that glorious pig, I thought it was just really nice that there's a big-ass pig just chilling up front. We said hello with a friendly stroke behind the ear, before heading into herby heaven. Boy, oh, boy! - There's so much. To express, just how much, I'll tell you that I was completely overwhelmed by all the variants of mint. You'd be a fool, like I was, to think that mint, as a herb, was constrained to the pepper and spear varieties. No, no, no! Just go have a gander at the impressive mint selection at the Secret Herb Garden. It's seriously impressive. - Mint! There's greenhouses adorned with herb after herb, with the occasional couch perched in amongst the madness of plants. There's also a café and a little shop selling beeswax, foraging books and other quirky goodies. You can sign up for meditation classes too. It's twee, and special in its very own way. Service is casual, and tables are dotted around the place, so your order may take a tad longer to find its way to you. Our table was a teeny bit rickety but we were grateful to have found a spot out front where our pooch could chill with us. (Dogs out front only!) I got a latte. Of course, it had a little heart in the foam. - A smile-inducer if every there was one. We waved goodbye to Secret Herb Garden, and to the pregnant pig. I'll be back to see the piglets, and to try the cakes, and, most importantly, for the wonderful herbs.